The bitch word

I thought I’d kick of this thread, welcoming your views on the bitch word. Here I’m using it to refer to a woman, although I’m aware that a man can be described as a bitch too, perhaps by a bull who owns both man and wife. My interest here is because I see this word as an accolade of self aware, instinctive sexuality in a woman, where I know most women and many men see it as a less than flattering title. Here is my theory. A truly confident woman interested in the cuckolding scene, understands that to cuckold is to humiliate as well as submit. She puts down one man (her husband) and exalts another (her bull). She is indeed being a bitch, that is working with selfish and sensual instincts, that sustain the menage a trios. I like my woman to be my bitch-that is to respond instinctively to the very vigorous sex that I offer her. I like her to signal her interest in the same by the way that she dresses-provocatively.

Now for some this is to degrade a woman, to infer that she exercises no choice. But I beg to differ. She is more aware of her own instincts and what can be sexy between a couple that many other women. She has a heightened awareness and choses to live the lifestyle. Whilst she might not be an aggressive dom, insisting that her husband stands aside whilst a better male enjoys her, she is still a bitch. Her needs come first. Heightened awareness presents more options, not fewer ones. She takes responsibility for directing much of the lifestyle, at least with her cuck husband. So I cannot see that the word is then derogatory.

In the States I think there is a web site Hard Hearted Bitches that celebrate exactly this independence of spirit. Its not associated with a particular sexual lifestyle, but it owns the B word and makes it a proud identity. So what do you think!? Jesse